India-China Border Conflict: Why is China provoking India regarding Arunachal Pradesh? India chose to answer the dragon in its own language

China has been upset by India’s tough stance on Arunachal. Global Times said that the comment on China has been made for electoral gains. India had described China’s claim on Arunachal as absurd. Reiterating its baseless mapping claims on Arunachal Pradesh in the wake of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the border state this month is part of Beijing’s plan to mark its territorial claims as well as deliberately provoke India. However, India has learned from the Chinese to play their own game. The Modi government has also reiterated standardization in response to China’s claims over Arunachal Pradesh and parts of eastern Ladakh.

Gone are the days when India would get irritated by repeated Chinese statements and the Modi government is engaging allies in Southeast Asia with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar meeting with the Philippines on March 25 and Taiwan’s profile in India is rising. Is. The US leadership may be confused about the ‘One China’ policy, but India has not uttered magic words for the Chinese for the last decade, while openly supporting the exiled Tibetan leadership as well as freedom of navigation in the South China Sea. doing.

The Chinese provocation is intended to provide fodder to the Indian opposition, which is itself trying to put pressure on the Modi government to confront the PLA for political reasons rather than any nationalistic reasons. Indian military border infrastructure along the 3488 km LAC has taken great leaps forward under the Modi regime and classified efforts are also being made to ensure that even in the worst case scenario, Indian troops do not run out of ammunition and artillery .